feat: support setting throwOnError at the client level #248
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Currently, throwOnError can be set to true for any given query (/rpc call). This change allows the flag to be set to true at client initialization time, ensuring that you do not need to rely on each invocation either handling the error returned, or setting the flag correctly.
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Currently, throwOnError can be set to true for any given query (/rpc
call). This change allows the flag to be set to true at client
initialization time, ensuring that you do not need to rely on each
invocation either handling the error returned, or setting the flag
correctly.